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L. F. Heulin came to Australia in the mid-1920s and spent several years drifting around Victoria and New South Wales. Carrying his swag, he met on the track the sort of men who later formed the backbone of the Sixth Division, A.I.F. Huelin went back to Jersey during World War II and then returned to Australia permanently. For a time he lived in Melbourne and finally in Bendigo. He was a member of the Melbourne Realist Writers' group and wrote several stage plays and scripts for television. Huelin was an active member of the Communist Party of Australia and the Labour Movement in general.